DGTL Festival is back in 2015! The Amsterdam festival – renowned for it’s line-up, art and sustainability program – returns to the NDSM Docklands. During the Easter Holiday over 80 artists from around the world showcase the best of innovative electronic music. Headliners include popular international acts like Jamie Jones, Maceo Plex, Dixon and Ten Walls and underground masterminds such as Michael Mayer, Move D and John Talabot. Combined with an extensive art and awareness program, DGTL Festival 2015 is the perfect start of the festival season. Expect innovative stage designs, art installations from around the world and sustainable innovation through our DGTL Revolution project, which has been awarded a two out of four star rating by ‘A Greener Festival’ last month.
The NDSM area is a gigantic abandoned shipyard ten minutes from Amsterdam Central station and fits the DGTL vibe perfectly. On the 4th and 5th of April 2015 the docklands will be transformed into one of the industry’s leading underground festivals, with a progressive approach on every aspect.
Seeking to connect the fields of tech innovation and warehouse-based nostalgia, DGTL ART will showcase a variety of innovative lighting, futuristic sculptures and crazy interactive performance acts to enhance the ambiance.
Besides a line-up including the best DJ’s of modern underground music and a crazy DGTL ART program, also our very own DGTL Revolution is a vital part of the festival. The theme of this year’s Revolution is power. The festival will run on renewable energy such as wind and solar power, and will showcase the newest sustainable energy solutions. The theme of the Art program, Kinetic Art, will result in over 20 smaller and bigger acts and art installations from our very own Kinetic Art Collective.
Want to sleep over to experience the complete weekend? DGTL deploys limited cottages for only 33 euro per person per night at just a five-minute walk away of the festival grounds. For the whole program, tickets and travel information, take a look at the website: www.dgtl.nl
